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That is as expected. It is documented here: https://doc.primekey.com/ejbca/ejbca-operations/ejbca-ca-concept-guide/publishers-overview/scp-publisher |
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thank you very much for starting this discussion and the link. I did not think about someone might use a publisher and a certificate reader in combination. For me the main use case of a publisher is to feed external systems with certs and CRL's, like webserver serving the AIA's and CDP's and in this situation mostly DER encoded certs and CRL's make sense. I do not have access to the enterprise version but I guess the other publisher like AD/LDAP will also not publish a serialized org.ejbca.scp.publisher.ScpContainer object? |
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thank you both. I got your points and I would love to see a configuration option for the output format like it is done in the Azure Blob Storage publisher (PEM, DER) and in case of the SCP publisher additionally serialized for backward compatibility/default. Finally I guess there is a typo in the docs. CRL format | Select the encoding method for CRLs (DER or PEM). It should be certificates instead of CRL's when it comes to the Certificate format :-) |
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Hello,
In case of version 8.0.0 (container image keyfactor/ejbca-ce:latest) the SCP publisher produces Java serialization data instead of a binary/DER encoded certs. The encoding of the CRL looks good.
/Martin
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